Position, speed, direction, and acceleration
An analogy to explain this phenomena is the traffic explanation: Imagine you are in rush hour of traffic in a major city. Now imagine that all the traffic is only on one lane instead of being spread out on all six lanes. With more paths, there is less resistance to flow.
Your answer is: Imagine you are in rush hour of traffic in a major city. Now imagine that all the traffic is only on one land instead of being spread out on all six lanes. With more paths, there is less resistance to flow.
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Shoutout to: @DavidB
If there are two equal and opposite forces on the SAME THING, then the thing doesn't accelerate. You're right about that. But the action and reaction forces act on two different things. The bullet and the rifle. The ball and the bat. The airplane and the air. etc. So BOTH can accelerate.
Answer:
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Explanation:
Newton's Third Law (Law of Action-Reaction) states:
Every action has an equal and opposite reaction and it occurs between two objects
In this scenario, the action would be the skater pushing off of the wall, therefore the reaction would be the wall pushing off of the skater since the two objects that are interacting are the wall and the skater.